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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-04-01
A Funny Irish Story.

During the Fenian fuss in Ireland
twenty years ago wild Irish-American
named DriscolI, with a splendid record
as soldier during the war of the rebel
lion, was locked up in Kilmainham Jail
in Dublin. He was a member of the
fraternity, and many of Lis companions
were boarding in the same establish
ment aC the expense of her majesty.
Only few out of the number arrested
could be brought to trial, for there was
little or 10 evidence against them.
Driscoll was an ihcOrrigible prisoner.
He played practical jokes upon the jail
officials, assaulted keepers, and was con-
stantly getting into trouble. He often
received "cells''-that is a bread and
water cure in dark cell for terms of
from three to ten days. Worn out at
last, he promised to reform. but when
an effort was made to get the points of
his testimony for the Crown prosecutor IS
brief, he refused bluntly to tell any thing,
saying that he would reveal everything,
when once on the stand.
1lO was bdhCu W COulNs OuO VI Ills
companions was on trial. A muImnT of
rage ran through the spectators when
the informer appeared in the witness
box. 1t seemed to amuse him, for it
made him smile. The oath was admin
istered to him. He kissed the Bible
with resoCnding smack and tLen the
examination proceeded as follows
Q-Do you know the prisoner at the
bar Al don't see no bar, am sorry
10 say.
His Lordship-Witness No leviJy
here, sir This is no place for joking.
proceed.
Q,(by the attorney -generaD-D you
know this man (pointing to the pris-
oner.) A.-No, sir. L never seen the
man before in my life. Anyway, didn't
come here to talk about the people l
know. 1 came here to get good square
opportunity to tell the public that the
grub we get up there in that ould jail
isn't fit for dog.
His LOIdship-Go down. sir. I'll
deal with you presently
1t took four policemen to drag DIis-
coll out of the witness box. He never
tried his hand at informing afterward.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-04-01
The Strongest Man.

There is a man on the Carson river
below Dayton, named Angela Cordera
who claims to be the strongest man in
the world. He is aD Italian. aged q
and stands feet 10 Inches, weighing
l9S pounds. His strength was born
with him, for he bad DO athletic training.
He differs from other men chiefly in ths
Osseous structure. Although rot Of
unusual size, his spinal column is much
beyond The ordinary width, and Hig
bones and joints are made on a similarly
large and generous scale. He has lifted
man Of 200 pounds with the middle
finger of his right hand. The man stood
with one foot on the floor, bis arms out
stretched. his hands gTasped by two
persons to balance his body. CordeIls
then stopped and placed the third fugsr
Of his right hand under the mans foot.
and with scarcely any percetible effort
raised him to the height Of four feet and
deposited him on a table near at hand
Once two powerful men waYlaid COrdeI-
la. with intent to thrash him. but hs
seized one in each hand and hammered
them together until life was knocked
nearly out Of them.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-04-01
A Chinese NOeking Bird.

The Chinese have a wonderful rival
to the true mOcking bird in what IS
known as the Chinese or ManchOOrisn
lark. 1t is a larger bird than the Euro
pean lark, and is q more brilliant song
ster, but its powers of mimicry make 1t
specially worthy Of notice. 1t can
initiate most of the natural sounds which
it hears-the notes of other birds, the
Growing Of cocks, the cswing OF rocks
the bray of the donkey, and the bark oil
the dog. In China these lsrks sre
trained to sing many airs.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-04-01
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Bed-Bugs, Files.
Flies. reaches. ants, bed-bugs, rats, mice goph-
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Wells Health Renewer" restores health and
vigor cures dyspepsia, impotence sexual debility.
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Health Remover" Goes direct to weak spots.
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Ladies who would retain freshness and vivacit,
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"ROugh on Catarrh.
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Children. slow in development, puny, scraw ny
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-04-01
Quips.

The sailor may not make the man,
but he has considerable influence in
shaping HIM
-People do not like to acknowledge
their own weaknesses. They are not,
however, unwilling to acknowledge the
weaknesses of others.
Politics is not 'sbad business - as
some people seem to imagine, or as they
often express themselves. 1t is the bad
business" introduced into politics that
is bad.
"A well-known minister, speaking
at a convention in Boston, said . We
want also another law passed, talked,
written up, preached everywhere and
that is the law of individual self-control,
which makes a man feel his responsible
ity to other men.
Newspapers bustles are now made
OF back numbers. 1t is pretty tough to
think that mans best journalistic
efforts shall be thus sat upon. It cTushes
all the glory out of the profession, re-
marks the Petersburg News, and were
it not that an editor can feel that be
has not only frightened a woman 8
mind, but improved her shape, he might
well throw up the sponge in disgust and
retire from a world of hustle and de-
ception.
An old Irishman occupied the bar
beI's chair the other morning, and he
was drowsy. His eyes could not be
kept open, aid his head tumbIed about
and dropped over upon his shoulder and
down upon his breast in a way that
made shaving q difficult operation foI
the knight of the lather and a danger
Gus one for the patient. Finally the
barber said gently but firmly Look
a-here, sir ; can't possibly shave you
unless you hold your head up" To
which the response was made with
: "Coot me hair, thin"
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-04-01
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-04-01

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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-05
Attention, Rifiemen Of Delaw Ar Q.

In orde. to spread broader interest
In tie Wholesome pastime of target
shooting, the Wilmington II flo Club
desires. with the opening Of spring, to
widen the territory Of its orRaDizaticn n,
and thereby extend the interest In this
useful and healthy recreation, as we'll
- promote q broader social Intercourse.
The plan proposed Is to add to the mem
bersaip of the club email squads OF four
or members in the small towns connect
ed by rail or boat With this city, and
where 1t lie impracticable TO form clubs
large enough for effective work. All
OF t1e squads to meet for weekly prac.
tice q day or two before the regular
shooting day OF the main club, 80 that
oil Of tue scores may be incorporated
and appear together.
The benefits arising from this plan, It
Ia thought, would be mutual between
the raspectlye squads and the central
club, aa the mem bers Of the squads
would have an equal chance to share In
the possible victories OF tie club, and
the atiI action arising from this oentrp /.
iZ!ng interest would create o bond OF
union that would make the organisation
as effective and mutually please mt as II
1t WAS all located iu one to wu. The OBJ
poftuDity afforded for the comparison
OF scores would foster the growth of O
wholesome spirit of rivalry that would
gradually develop high skill Of marks
manship, and furnish wide field from
which TO select u strong team for ma
tioI al contests.
For conditions aud terms of member
ship address the secretary of the club
III. Bimpson, Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-05
The New dub system

IL hyperion TO any club systt n now in
existence. 1st. Because you don't
have I'd walt for cbanos drawings
Diamonds, watches aud jewelry from
Que Of the largest and best selected
stocks 10 the city Of Philadel phia. Out
outi Rsadl Compare! New club sys.
tenn terms. Amounts to $40, 81 down,
500. per week Amounts from Sill 10
$40; IS down, 81 per week. Amounts
from $e1 TO $40; So down, 81 psr week.
Amo1n Is from $4l to S65; $40 and 81
down, 20 and 81 per week Amounts
from t66 to $76: $40 and $40 down, 81
and 81 psr VI eek. t.Y Remem her these
figures mean posse ssi0n at once. New
invoices daily OF dian opds, new designs
In watch cases, and novelties In jewelry
and silverware, which l would be
pleased to have you call and examine.
Robt. W. Natter, 200 King street, VIII
mingtop, Del.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-05
SUNDAY TRAINS.

For Phiiadeipnia (expresst. 90, Q 81, 4 20.
20, II b .. m, 8 %, "a and 90 D. M,
Accommodation, $40 G. M, l3Io, IzS.
6 30, Z ~, Q so p. IN.
For Chester te1press), 10, l, IL $. NJ, -
and 90 p. N.
Accommodation, 0 30 a. M, II 10, ! rs, 6 90,
20 an6 81 p. u.
For New York tefpress), zco. atz 44a,
7'0, IL 81 q. m, 3 %, t22, @62a, cs and 9 u
p. IN.
For West Chester, Via Lanokin. sec .. m,
and 8 30 D. m.
For Oaoe charles, Old Potgt Comfort anf
Norfolk IL OF night
For Now Casrie, NiddletoEn, Olayta
Dover, Harrington, Seaford Iaurel and
Lolmar, IL q night.
Baltimore sno sth.aapop, l 20, q %. sN
10 oS am. IL 20, Va. 80. and I ~ =. IN Kali
more, 5 IS, IL Ii night.
Leave Philadelphia, Bread street, Tor VIII
SfnSton (axprsuo), IL -. 60. 70, q 10, IL Is
!. n. u, IL 70, And II u p. 10.
Accommodate n, $50, ~ as s.. n, u ass 10,
S36 and IL ~ =. m.
For further inforynstion ynaser qq-s arc ~.
ferred 20 tho tio8st otr-s ~ Tie con.
TYAias nErked thus isla-e ihlISsa eyIross
upon wnsan extra ss-s Is CHARGED
J. H. WOOD,
6cnorsl Passrn, 81 aysrt.
OhARLss 3. FueH General Manseer.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-05

The following from tho Smyps
Times will NO doubt b. read With
interest, and nay possibly prove the
Icommencem0nt Of now era In this
State:
"A. L Hudson, who went to Ken.
tucky last week 70 buy young stock,
got homo In the train Sunday night OF
rather Monday morning, his son, A. L.
Hudscn, Jr., expecting to arrive with
the auimals 70 day or tomorrow. The
places Waited wers Paris and LexipR.
ton, Ky., whore he purchased from one
man twenty-five mules, eighteen OF
them one gear old, . horse colt oil
FLOODED stock and o young jack, the
latAr costing 500 He also purchased
twenty bushels of the Kentucky blue
grass seed to SOW on his 81. Georges
fer %, where he intends placing this
young SIC ck, which will be sowed "a
soon as the seed arrives. the Kentucky
tAns sowiBG It 1t any time Of the ear
but preierr.ng the fall o. 81 eding time.
MI. Hudson says the soil Of the Blue
0rAss region looks very much like that
about St. Georges, and he does not see
Why this desirable grass will not grow
here % we'll - there. he says 1t has no
rCsem blsnoe to the grass which grows
here that We call blue grass.
"In Rll Of his travels he has seen no
farming lands which have struck him
90 favorAbly o. this section of Ken.
lucky. The principal business Is in
dus stock-blooded horses, big mules,
&c., and he saw NO horse that sold for
less than $500 and from that up 10 $40,
600, the latter being at the old Henry
Clay farm near I.exings ION, which was
visited BY the younger Mr.. Hudson.
The men and women are stalwa IT like
every thing else, scarcely meeting .
man who would not pull down the
scales At eco pounds. Ths land Ia mo, I
all do wn In grass. and the men eat,
drink and are merry while the horse-
and no ules are growing into piles Of
dollars. Tho young mules ore allowed
to grow up xith the sans care AZ Wet
ern cattle on tho plains, viz, by taking
care Of themselves in cropping the
fields
IAN imm snse staok of hay 10 cut and
put out Ia the field, from which they
feed 1t will. aud have to depend on en-.
tirely when snow Ia on tie ground, and
II IL under the caves OF this stack from
where the hay has been eaten that they
take shelter and the only shelter they
nave ff0m the storms. Tho hOrses, Of
course, have better care A field we'll
set In grass docs not need renewing for
ton or twelve years. The blooded horses
are mostly cold at public sale at the
horse market in Lexington, and the
prices 10 q Delawarea an seem fabulous.
Mr.. Hudson has done q good deal OF
thinking lately Q n the line Of the uucer.
tain:ies OF fruit and the low price OF
grain, The result Of which Was this vlsi,
to Kentucky aud discrimination Il
try as IN experiment . transportation
OF the Blue Grass region and its aAsy
method Of farming to small spot III
Delaware. 1t will doubtless be watched
with q good deal of interest by mum
Der OF farmers who cannot any day they
| want to. put several thousands OF dollar,
In their pocket and HE them OIL to Ken
lucky or any where elso to put an idea
or wish into practical effect"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-05

TfAansWil1 lesve Wilmington ~ follows
90, Is, 50, . 10, ~, u o., il Is. ii s. a n
II %. 2 "a, . o.. 3 Z7-e 70, Q 20 ana % o. "a.
Accommodation, . 70. 90. o., 10 20 9. N
o. O., %, 20. 10 90 .. N.
~, IL %, IL 81 .. M, Il D., n, " and I'd
Accommodation, 0 70, 90, os. 10. 10 N
.. No., 2 20, : o., Z 20, Q 80 AID 10 50 D. m.
New YORK., 100, Z 81, 40, $50, 7U, 30
10 o.. II 81 e: m. sl2 13, 2 o., 8 %, n, 70,
70 70 90. 10 90 p. m.
For Wost Chester, via I.smohin, 40 and
10 Q. m, 2 80 and 4 90 p. N.
For Newark tOont,e) End intormsdiate
stations, az q. m, IL IS ana n .. m
baltimore and ermedisse I, sttons, 10 %
\. H. % p. M. ana II II night.
kks s,,,mors and and Hay Line y P: r..
10 90 II 90 .. M, Il 90, u II, 80. 10, - q
rains for Delaware Division Leave for:
New Oastle, 90. o 40 q. M, IL 30, 2 80 20,
70 p. m. and IL o. night.
Georgetown and Lewes, 9 90 n. m, and ~
ssaiord tExprsss) ssop. m.
Harrington, Delnaar and way ststions,s 30
=. NJ, IL t6 p. N.
ExPress for Harrington, 10 as q H., 90 p.
mar, 10 % q. m. and IL % night
FRANKLIN City, 90 =. N.
Express feg O pc Charles, Old Poiut Dom -
tort aAd MOI folk, 10 4s a. m, and IL CT night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street. for
10, 10 05, 10 20, Ii ls, IL 90 =. m, SOL 4O2.
30 SOC, 62l, OF, 1877, II 10 and Ii 20 D. m,
Accommodation, o 30, 10 25 a. &c. az 3 a.
30. o ~ 9 ID. 1908 1o<f and II 81 p. N.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-05

Last evening there was an eight.round
contest at Carroll's Casino Of Music be.
tween Frank Bosworth, of Rhode Is-
land, and Frank Duncan, of this city,
conducted in accordance with the Mar !.
quis of Qlesnsbury rules, and OF the
close of The eighth found the referee,
Tom Tully Of Philadelphia, declared
fight two more rounds. Whep the tenth
round closed Bosworth was declared
tho winner
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-05
A Distinguished Party.

Mr.. Robert Garrett Thursday night
gave q reception to Messrs. George w.
Ohilds and A. ]. Drexel, OF Philadel.
phia, at his handsome residence In
Baltimore. About fifty invited guests
sat down. among them being Messrs.
George B. Roberts, President of the
Pennsylvania Railroad; Austin Corbin
OF the Reading; President Sloan. Of the
Delaware and Lackawenns; W. W
Corcoran, of Washington; Senators
Butler, Cameron and Blackburn,
Way ne acVeagh and Joseph Whar'
ton.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-05
WILMINGTON a NORTHERN R,R.

Time table in effect jan 23rd, 1887. Trains
lekye Wilmington tFrolcs st.e ct) vs. follows:
For Reading, Bir.sbOro. Joarna, SPRING
held, Waynes0urg Junction, Manor, Potts
Vile, Tan aqua, Allentown, Lebanon, Wer-
nsrsvllle and all point, on tho Philadelphia
and kosdtng Il. K, Z. 90 n. IN and 2 as D. m.
For Goa .e5v;lle Embrsayiiie, le'ape,
lhadd's t0Fa and DuPont'a aui tn.erme-
date rn.n- 2, 10 a. m 2 II, sId Go D.. On.
For West Uhester, o. 3. n :. ats aud Sc
p. 10.
For NV Bridge end i,teFne diate noints
ols p N. xccEt or SATURDAY, when train
Will leave ct SOP II.
IL. q. MCs3AJ$LAND, LA BOWER.
SuteriDt delt lenI Fnss aQjt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-05
FRY BEST
Pr AND WEAR

am'ngton at the prices
utton, hook lace and
! pair warranted solid
8 hook lace Wauken
oid elsewhere for SO.
Day Sewed" hook
h'y OF good wear at
ad hook lace with kan.
lssz 70; real value SO. so.
9 hewed HOOK lace, 81:
9 hook lace and Con,
. %; would cost you at
~, All these are ex-
rams ans: Once you sec
oHiedge them the best
have ever seen. '''
S% l., I headquarters
q ehlldren's shoes.
pat you buy here does
fn, have exchanged
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-05

DR.. Bull's Cough Syrup Ia q purely
vegetable compound, Innocent In ma.
ture and wonderful In effect. For Chi /.
dren 1t is invaluable, curing Group,
whooping cough, etc, In few hours.
Price % cents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-05
EIys
Cream Balm

! have used Ely's Oroam Balm ana oon-
sider myself cured. suffered 70 Yeas ron
catsrrh and catarrhal headache. and hi,
q the mrs. remedy that afforded lasting "a
He'll. I. Higginson, Jas Lake q. UhicaSo.
kor ID years was annoyed with catnY,h
severe pain IN my head ,disch arxes into m !,
throat and unpleasant breath. Ny senss 4.
smell was much Impaired. l have oyeroon.
these troubles with Cream BALM A.
Oase, st. Dcnis Hotel, B'way, N. Y.
have been great 81 ffsrer from dry os.
tatrn ior many years. EIy's Cream HAHN
completely cured MEM, J. Iailv a,
Wood ward Avenue. RostOn, Mas. "
WAS 20 much troubled with cat,Yrh 1,
seisously Affected my voice. One bottle a,
E'yg Dream Balm did the work. MY voice
u fully resiorsd-B y. I.iepsner. A. M
Pastor OF the Olivst Baptist Church Phiia
For eight years ] have bean q "a fisre,
nom catarrh. After using EIy's Cream
Balm Tor six weeks / believe m self cured
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stewart, GA Grand Ave-. Brooklyn, N. y
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troubled with chronic catsrYh, gathering In
ny head: difficuity Ia breathing and al :
onarses from my eArs.-O. J. Cofbin, o2s
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-05

THE TIME-HoNoRED NorRE DAME.
EALTIhORE. MD.
We have had ample opportunity to
convince ourselves OF the efficacy of
Starvation OIL. We cheerfully submit
our names TO the public as reference.
Respectfully. Sisters Of Notre Dame,
Aisquith 81 Il ger Sts.. Baltimore, Md.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-05
List OF Public gni,s.

March
7, MoFarlin d Bants, n. q. HID.
7. John Hanna, Mill Greek Hid.
8. John Mckee, Row Castle I'D.
., q. m. Brambls. Uhrlstiana nd.
8, Weldin & McEiwec, W. 90. Hd.
., J. u. Hulett, MIL Greek HID.
Q, w. W. Calhoun, Red Lion HID.
0, tarr b MegRinson, brandy Hid.
- Frank McVaugh, mill Uresk HID.
10, W. r. Thompson, N. q. Id.
=" Latimer B. II all. Ohristiann Hid.
ii, No. l222 Market street.
IL, Peoples h sheldon, Christi. HID.
Ia, y. b. COLLINS. W. u. y. I'D.
II, Jas. L.. Bolton, New Castle HID.
L. J. h. willard, 70s W. 7th st.
II, VIM Badenkoft, lilac xbird, Del.
II, Ii. W. Moustey, Brandy hid.
II, u. 7. Brooks. W. q. u. HID.
ID. W. Y. Swiggett, city.
10, W. y. Vane, W. y. y. Hid.
IL, T.. J. McWhorter, st. Georges.
ID, John Dashper, Ohrfstisna HID.
is, Samuel Handy, Baand'y HID.
10, Geo. Murray, N. U. HID
10, J. W. Quest. near Cksymont
II. John II. Peoples, M. u. HID.
l7.Oharles II. Quest, Brandy Hid.
Is, Mrs Jetierfs, city.
Is, y. II. johnson. Peucader HID.
10. Jerry Dougherty, NJ. u Hid.
" 10, A. Valentine, Bpsndywine HID
Il, Wilson, BraI DIVINE HID.
Il. J. II. Gould. New CASTLE Hid.
April 7, Ella Hicks. Christians Hid.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-05

PTS SEWING IN A
~. tor III thsr inform a.
T. ham NUND A street
lo'nseld south VII.
Ml 80
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-05
FOR SALE.

A great bargain-will be sold
cheap. Three-story brick dwell
ing. No.5I East Twelfth street,
6 rooms and enclosed shed. Call
at once. J. AUGUSTUS Nc.
CAULLEY, No. 600 Market
street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-05

TOR aALE.
Il DFisk Dwelllns Weusss.
s-story. 9 rooms. lin, lisa, ii2s and ll2s
!s.:.s:y: : rooms. iiss, lsa. lisa ..a iiss
s-stoFy. rooms, with bath, 1904, 1905,
1905, l2i2 lalA, l2ie, l2ls walnut strcst.
Gstory, . rooms, with bath, l2l0 King st.
s-story, rooms, l1is Tatnsll street
The above will b sold st bargain and
on easy terms
FINE BUILDING LOTS
At llth snd Poplar streets.
18th and Poplar stroets.
nth and Wilson streets.
18th and Wilson streets, BY
J. AUGUSTUS MoOAUI4LEY,
f3-H coo Market street.
y7fDk sAi,b bh E1CHANat--k sUM
y Dor VI d ash Abio house,, with oil TIRE
modern improvements. Littls canh rtcrlrca.
Or buiidins loss Will bo taken Ia part or wnois
payme8t. Balances mag Tsnn.in on raort.
rage fer years. Also bui,dins B.tss ~
parts OF tbs city FOR feeidences; also MANY.
'sotvring nitss, eypecinily adap.si fer to-
1900 pusine1, With m evSr-ncwiog stres q
Of water passing throngh.ts, ab11t 100 feot
rom the r.. d. p. BaAirOac. Chr tsx crc-
sithth the rssulSs rates. mt prcporry viii
DO sold BY the zero oe IN s'rausr lots, Of
ssTrasto fnit pIIcnAys-s. Also housee 70
rv,s cheap. THUS. IA. OGIAE,
I0a Ersnoh Gtrcet.
o. P.J FOHD, sta eld Rodnoy.nir
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Mr. SAO8E, 500 ". o,h
repairing done eatis.ac-
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preference I, quirei. APP
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Trusscs.

Special room, large stock, fit gusran.
teed, personal attention by N. B. Dan.
forth, graduate in pharmacy, 2nd and
Market.
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BEE HIVE"
3o6 Market Street.

A word to the wise is suhi-
Gent. The earlier you buy Mus
Inns or Sheetings the cheaper you
will own them. We are making
"a special drive on Appleton
and Fruit OF the Loom for few
DAYS.
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HhoUSES TO KENT.
lAht demand for houses.
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